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Your threads just get better and better ... Thanks again for your wonderful take on our wonderful city. (Now THAT'S an aerial!) :
Yes - that one is breathtaking. People/night/building/aerial/still life/landscape shots - all top notch - you can't get much more quality & variety than that.
AWESOME, as usual. man why did you have to have so many pictures of yummy looking breakfast food. im sitting here starving at work having to stare at all that delicious looking food.
you know i'm a-clickin' me anything that says "portland" and "sekkle" in the same place. some thoughts ...
- the shot that sabotai reposted was the first one that grabbed me. amtrak's cascade train has to be the most handsome of all the lines in its current fleet.
- that aerial of downtown (and mt jefferson!) is great, but i'm almost certain i'm going to need a print of the aerial of SEP with the freeways and mount tabor right smack in the middle.
- i'm pretty sure we've discussed this, but i'm with giallo: that poutine needs more gravy and less froufrou. champion, pshaw.
- the shot down mississippi toward big pink: nailed it.
Splendid! Really must get there one of these days.
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"The destructive effects of automobiles are much less a cause than a symptom of our incompetence at city building" - Jane Jacobs 1961ish
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Can't wait for more your work just gets better and better.
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